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Taiwan’s satellite technology is making significant strides, with its latest observation satellite, ONGLAISAT, capturing high-resolution Earth images. The satellite, a result of Taiwan’s collaboration with Japan, demonstrates advanced optical imaging capabilities despite its compact size. Launched into orbit in December at an altitude of 400 km, ONGLAISAT has taken images with an impressive 2.5-meter resolution, …
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Google’s AI, Gemini, is once again under scrutiny for generating inaccurate information. In a Super Bowl ad showcasing small businesses using Google’s AI-powered Workspace, an incorrect claim about Gouda cheese caught widespread attention. The ad initially stated that Gouda accounted for 50-60% of global cheese consumption, a claim that experts quickly debunked. This incident highlights …
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In a major relief for citizens, the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) has made its parking sites free of charge. Mayor Barrister Murtaza Wahab announced that no parking fees will be collected at KMC-managed locations, ensuring greater convenience for the public. The decision, aimed at easing the financial burden on residents, comes as KMC’s financial position …
New Zealand’s Rachin Ravindra is unlikely to play in the upcoming ODI against South Africa after suffering a head injury during the tri-series match against Pakistan. The all-rounder was struck on the forehead while fielding, causing a deep cut that required stitches. New Zealand Cricket (NZC) has confirmed that he will remain under medical observation …
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Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) is integrating SN Systems into its core operations, marking the end of SN Systems’ two-decade run as a subsidiary. Starting April 1, 2025, SN Systems will become a full part of SIE, a move expected to enhance PlayStation’s developer tools and streamline game development. SN Systems’ Legacy in Game Development Founded …
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Glenn Phillips’ explosive century turned the game on its head as New Zealand secured a convincing 78-run victory over Pakistan in the first ODI of the tri-series in Lahore. Phillips smashed a 72-ball hundred, leading his team to 330/6. Pakistan’s chase, anchored by Fakhar Zaman’s 84, crumbled after his dismissal, handing New Zealand a comfortable …
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Imran Khan’s open letter to Army Chief General Asim Munir accuses prison authorities of mistreatment and urges the military to return to its constitutional role. In his second letter, posted on social media, the PTI founder details alleged human rights violations and calls for an end to political interference by the military. Claims of Harsh …
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A 500-meter asteroid impact could trigger a devastating “impact winter,” bringing extreme cooling, food shortages, and environmental upheaval. However, a surprising outcome emerges from the ocean—plankton could thrive, potentially balancing some of the disaster’s effects. Scientists at the IBS Center for Climate Physics modeled this scenario, revealing how Earth’s climate and ecosystems might respond. Catastrophic …
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The PlayStation Network (PSN) outage has left thousands of gamers frustrated as they remain unable to access online services. The disruption, which began Friday evening, has affected major gaming features, including account management, online multiplayer, and even single-player games that require license verification. Major PSN Services Affected Sony’s PSN status page confirms widespread issues across …
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Olympic cooperation was the key focus as International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Harbin during the Asian Winter Games. The two leaders discussed China’s continued role in global sports and the Olympic Movement. A Grand Opening in Harbin Bach arrived in Harbin for the opening ceremony of the …
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A reckless dumper accident claimed the lives of three young motorcycle riders near Korangi Crossing on Saturday morning. The incident highlights the alarming rise in deadly accidents involving heavy vehicles in Karachi. Despite growing public outrage, violations continue, endangering lives on the city’s roads. Tragic Crash Near Korangi Crossing The victims were traveling from Ibrahim …
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In a police crackdown on PTI protests, several individuals, including Meher Bano, daughter of PTI leader Shah Mehmood Qureshi, were arrested in Multan. Law enforcement took action as demonstrators gathered despite the enforcement of Section 144 across Punjab, which bans public gatherings and rallies. Protests and Arrests in Multan PTI activists staged protests at multiple …
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The US consulate in Karachi has successfully arranged the return of Onijah Andrew Robinson, a 33-year-old American woman who made headlines after traveling to Pakistan to meet her 18-year-old online lover. Following a dramatic series of events, consulate officials convinced her to return to the United States after she was hospitalized for health concerns. Medical …
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The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) enforcement has intensified, with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) adding 37 China-based companies to the Entity List for alleged involvement in forced labor. Among them, 26 operate in the cotton sector, posing significant compliance risks for apparel and textile importers. Businesses sourcing from these entities may …
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Google is reportedly testing AI Mode, a new feature designed to enhance Search by handling more open-ended and complex questions. According to 9to5Google, the company has invited employees to internally test this tool, which integrates AI Overviews with the Gemini chatbot interface. If testing goes well, AI Mode could soon become a major addition to …
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China welcomed the Asian Winter Games with a dazzling opening ceremony in Harbin, where President Xi Jinping led the celebrations in freezing temperatures. Thousands of spectators filled the 10,000-capacity stadium to witness a spectacular show featuring digital snowflakes, virtual ski slopes, and illuminated performers. The event marked the return of the Games after an eight-year …
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A devastating school shooting in Örebro, Sweden, has left ten students dead, marking the country’s worst mass shooting. The attack, which took place at an adult learning center, has deeply impacted Sweden’s immigrant community, as many of the victims were from immigrant backgrounds. The gunman, identified by media as 35-year-old Rickard Andersson, also took his …
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Karachi White emerged victorious in the Under-16 Football Tournament, defeating Karachi Blue in a thrilling final match at Malir Garrison. The event, part of the Pakistan Army’s Talent Hunt Program, aimed to promote young footballers and enhance the sport’s presence in Sindh. Intense Competition at Malir Garrison The tournament featured four teams—two from Karachi and …
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Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi hosted a special luncheon at Gaddafi Stadium to honour 1,500 workers who dedicated 117 days to the stadium’s renovation. Their relentless efforts ensured the venue was ready for upcoming international matches, making them key contributors to Pakistan’s cricketing future. Recognizing Hard Work and Dedication Naqvi personally met with …
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Authorities have imposed Section 144 in Murree, banning all gatherings and rallies from February 8 to 10. The move comes as political activities gain momentum, with Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) preparing for a rally in Swabi on February 8. The restrictions aim to prevent any unrest in the popular tourist destination. Ban on Gatherings in Murree …
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The probability of asteroid 2024 YR4 colliding with Earth has risen, with astronomers revising its impact odds from 1.3% to 2.3%. This asteroid, roughly half a kilometer wide, is now a major focus for astronomers due to its potential threat. With its trajectory still being refined, scientists stress the need for continuous monitoring and early …
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Pakistan is set to transform its maritime sector with a comprehensive reform plan approved by Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif. A key initiative under this plan is the establishment of the Pakistan Maritime and Sea Port Authority (PMSPA), which will oversee the modernization and efficiency of ports and shipping operations. Experts believe these reforms will enhance …
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Australia’s Champions Trophy campaign faces a significant challenge as key pacers Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood have been ruled out due to injuries. This development forces the team to make crucial squad changes ahead of the February 12 deadline. The absence of these senior bowlers, along with other injury concerns, puts Australia in a tough …
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